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• In some cases, the presumption of death can be rebutted.
• In the continuations " A Presumption of Death " and " The Attenbury Emeralds"
• He is also a campaigner for the introduction of a Presumption of Death Act.
• The drop from 21 to 16 was explained by more stringent demands as to legal presumption of death.
• If the court is satisfied that such reasonable grounds exist, it may make an interim judgment of presumption of death and of divorce.
• These processes were not considered satisfactory, and so in February  March 2013, the "'Presumption of Death Act 2013 "'was passed to simplify this process.
• In October 2015, one year after the Presumption of Death Act came into effect in October 2014, Bingham started another bid to have his father declared dead.
• On Friday, the Rhode Island attorney general, Sheldon Whitehouse, announced his intention to petition the courts to create a new document, a Certificate of Presumption of Death.
• The new act, which is based on the Presumption of Death ( Scotland ) Act 1977, allows applying to the High Court to declare a person presumed dead.
• 1940 " A Presumption of Death " ( Sayers with Jill Paton Walsh published 2002 ) Harriet moves with the children from London to Talboys at Paggleham, Hertfordshire.
• Law and Equity Act RSBC 1996, c . 253, s . 46, 49, 50 & 51 and Survivorship and Presumption of Death Act RSBC 1996, c . 444.
• The first consequence of an order of presumption of death is that the estate of the missing person is divided, as if he were dead, among his heirs.
• A hearing was held on September 23, 2011, at which time Probate Judge Alan King ruled that Dave Holloway had met the requirements for a legal presumption of death.
• A presumption of death order dissolves the partnership on the grounds that one of the partners is presumed to be dead, while a separation order provides for the separation of the parties.
• The dissolution will take effect from a date determined by the court, and the application may be brought alongside an application for presumption of death, or any time after the presumption is made.
• Rhode Island Attorney General Sheldon Whitehouse said he will file a court petition in Providence on Monday, seeking for permission to issue certificates of " presumption of death, " for the flight's passengers.
• No statistics are available on other wars because, as he said, a presumption of death is made after a period of time " and nobody is in a missing and unaccounted-for status ."
• Sentell also says,  The element of peril accelerates the presumption of death .  This rule was enacted after the attack on the World Trade Center, so that authorities could release death certificates.
• By 1975, with the war over and POWs repatriated, the family was told in the dry language that the military reserves for such occasions, " There must now be a presumption of death ."
• According to Edgar Sentell, a retired senior vice-president and general counsel of Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company, almost all states recognize the presumption of death, by statute or judicial recognition of the common law rule.